“Subject to a BOM meeting held on August 4, 2020, it was decided that you will be paid half salary in August 2020. From September 1, 2020, you will proceed on unpaid leave until such a time when the ministry gives further instructions on reopening(dates) of schools,” read part of the school’s memo.
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FRESH BID TO FORCE TSC TO SLASH, PAY SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCES ONLY, OR REASSIGN DUTIES TO JUSTIFY TEACHERS’ PAY: LATEST TSC NEWS
Newspro media team has authoritatively established a move by key players to force the teachers’ employer, TSC to denounce its pledge to continue paying teachers’ salaries in full until schools reopen in January.
Read morePRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS APPEAL FOR STIMULUS PACKAGE, CITING LACK OF BASIC NEEDS DESPITE STUNNING PERFORMANCE IN NATIONAL EXAMS; LATEST EDUCATION NEWS
By the time schools gradually re-open in September 2020, private school teachers and their BOM counterparts will have been baptized through the fire, gone to hell by foot, and tested the wrath of the harsh economic realities catapulted by the Covid-19 pandemic. What plan does the government have for them?
Read moreTSC TO SLASH P1 TEACHERS’ PAY; HUGE SALARY CUTS AWAIT TEACHERS, ESPECIALLY P1 TUTORS FOLLOWING IRREGULAR PROMOTIONS, TSC SHEDS MORE LIGHT; READ THE ACTUAL TSC CIRCULAR ON TEACHERS’ PROMOTIONS BELOW
It is now crystal clear that some teachers especially those in primary schools are staring at imminent huge salary cuts after they were irregularly promoted to grades with higher salary perks during the implementation of the 2017-2021 CBA.
Read moreREPRIEVE FOR BOM TEACHERS AS CS MAGOHA GETS SUMMONED BY PARLIAMENT OVER FREE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL CASH DELAYS
Education CS Professor George Magoha has been summoned to appear before the Parliamentary education committee to explain why the Ministry is yet to disburse 30% of second term funds for free primary and secondary schools across the country.
Read moreTEACHERS’ SALARIES MUST REMAIN INTACT, GOVERNMENT WARNED
“The salaries of teachers must be protected. No one, whether government or private entities, should use Covid-19 to hold the salaries of teachers,”
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